Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, Inc.

Meng-Hui Lin

Su Tao

Tsung-Ming Pai

Song-Fei Wang

Pao-Hei Chang Chin

Chung-Hao Lee

Yu-Fang Tsai

Sung-Fei Wang

Yu-Ching Tsai

Chin-Ming Chung

A method for fabricating a stacked chip package comprises the steps of: (a) attaching a first semiconductor chip to an upper surface of a substrate through a first adhesive layer; (b) partially curing the first adhesive layer such that it gels but does not harden; (c) attaching a second semiconductor chip to the first semiconductor chip through a second adhesive layer; (d) curing the first and second adhesive layer; (e) electrically coupling the first and second semiconductor chips to a structure for making external electrical connection provided on the substrate; and (f) forming a package body over the first semiconductor chip, the second semiconductor chip, and a portion of the upper surface of the substrate. Since the first and second adhesive layers may be cured in one single step, the cycle time may be reduced thereby cutting down the production cost.

Method for fabricating a stacked chip package

A method for fabricating a stacked chip package comprises the steps of: (a) attaching a first semiconductor chip to an upper surface, of a substrate through a first adhesive layer; (b) partially curing the first adhesive layer such that it gels but does not harden; (c) attaching a second semiconductor chip to the first semiconductor chip through a second adhesive layer; (d) curing the first and second adhesive layer; (e) electrically coupling the first and second semiconductor chips to a structure for making external electrical connection provided on the substrate; and (f) forming a package body over the first semiconductor chip, the second semiconductor chip, and a portion of the upper surface of the substrate. Since the first and second adhesive layers may be cured in one single step the cycle time may be reduced thereby cutting down the production cost.

A method for packaging a BGA and the structure of the BGA for using the method are disclosed. The structure of the substrate of the BGA includes multiple pairs of aligned slots (,) defined along the X-axis thereof, and a passage (,) corresponding to and perpendicular to one pair of aligned slots (,). While using the method to package the substrate, one side of the substrate will be entirely covered by a first protective layer to protect the chips and the other side of the substrate will form multiple lines of a second protective layers to protect the bonding wires.

Method for packaging a BGA and the structure of a substrate for use with the method

A multichip module includes a substrate having two padding strips, a first chip, and a second chip mounted thereon. The padding strips are mounted to two sides of the first chip. The second chip is disposed above the first chip in a manner that the bonding pads of the first chip are exposed outside the lateral edges of the second chip. In another embodiment of the invention, the substrate includes a recess, a first chip, and a second chip. The first chip is received in the first chip, and the second chip is disposed above the first chip in a manner that the bonding pads of the first chip are exposed outside the lateral edges of the second chip. A method is provided to manufacture a multichip module by placing a first chip on a substrate and then placing a second chip above the first chip in a manner that the bonding pads of the first chip are exposed outside the lateral edges of the second chip.

Multichip modules and manufacturing method therefor

A stacked dies include a substrate, a lower chip and an upper chip. A plurality of upper wires have the bent portion at the bonding pad of the substrate to reduce the height and increase the strength of the wire so as to increase the reliability of the product and to increase the space between the lower wire and the upper wire for reduction cross talk. A method of making low profile upper wire connection comprising steps of: after an upper wire is connected to a first bonding point, a capillary is moved straight up a first distance, and then the capilairy is moved away from a second bonding point thus making a first reverse action to bend the wire in an appropriate angle so as to form the first bent point. The capillary is again raised a second distance and moved downward a second reverse action to bend the upper wire by an appropriate angle so as to form the second bent point. The capillary is raised a third distance and then the capillary is moved away the second bonding point thus making an action to bend the wire in an appropriate angle so as to form the third bent point. The capillary is further raised a fourth distance. The capillary is raised to the second bonding point to extend the length of two wire ends which is enough to make a wire loop, amd then the capillary is moved down to the second bonding point where the bonding is performed.

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